Reduce risks

Establish secondary prevention mechanisms and intervene to limit damage

1. Identify risk situations:

- Develop a method to quickly detect incidents or emerging problems.

- Set up an alert system to report situations requiring intervention.

2. Develop intervention protocols:

- Create specific procedures to manage each type of risk situation.

- Define the steps to follow in the event of an incident to minimize damage.

3. Train staff in incident management:

- Organize training on appropriate responses to different types of risks.

- Simulate emergency situations to train employees to respond effectively.

4. Install damage control equipment:

- Set up devices and technologies to limit the impacts in the event of an incident (fire extinguishers, containment systems, etc.).

- Ensure regular maintenance of this equipment to ensure its effectiveness.

5. Monitor and evaluate in real time:

- Use continuous monitoring tools to detect early signs of deterioration or problems.

- Analyze data in real time to make quick and informed decisions.

6. Respond quickly to incidents:

- Activate response protocols as soon as an incident is detected.

- Mobilize a dedicated team to manage the situation and limit the damage.

7. Reduce post-incident impacts:

- Implement follow-up actions to reduce the long-term consequences of incidents.

- Assess the damage and establish a recovery plan.

8. Document and learn from incidents:

- Keep a detailed record of incidents, interventions carried out and results obtained.

- Analyze this data to continuously improve secondary prevention mechanisms.

9. Communicate and coordinate efforts:

- Ensure clear communication between teams during and after an incident.

- Share information with stakeholders for coordinated incident management.